Families Demand Action After Daughters Killed by Illegal Immigrants

The murders of two young aspiring nurses by illegal immigrants have sparked a nationwide debate on immigration policy and public safety.

Jacqueline Medina, mother of Lizbeth Medina, calls for stricter laws following the murders of her daughter and Laken Riley by illegal immigrants.
Laken Riley, a University of Georgia nursing student, and Lizbeth Medina, a Texas cheerleader, were both aspiring nurses whose lives were cut short by violence.
Rafael Govea Romero and Jose Antonio Ibarra, illegal immigrants from Mexico and Venezuela respectively, have been charged in connection with the murders.
Allyson Phillips, Laken Riley's mother, emphasizes her Christian faith and the outpouring of support received, urging others to find solace in religion.
The murders have sparked discussions on immigration policy and public safety, with calls for action to prevent similar tragedies.